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Architecture

A mobile bolthole

Thursday, 28 January 2010

Posted by Niki Fulton at 17:30 PM in Architecture

Men and sheds seem to go hand in hand but have you ever thought of seeking that trusted seclusion in the form of a shepherds hut?

Plankbridge, a company in Dorset have developed a range of Shepherd's huts based around original designs used by shepherds over a century ago. Being mobile, shepherds would move their huts on to pastures allowing them shelter and the perfect view of their flock. Sounds perfect to me, especially as Plankbridge offer a host of modern comforts including a handmade wood burner (actually some of the original ones had this too), electrical wiring, built in furniture and your choice of paint inside and out!

Reclaiming some "slow time" in our fast paced ever-changing world has never been quite so appealing!

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Comment posted by Sam on Thursday, 28 January 2010 at 17:39 PM

Sounds idyllic if you ask me! Can't wait to live in one...

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